Cage Warriors Fighting Championship mainstay
Mick
Stanton now knows the sweet taste of revenge.

For as long as it lasted, the CW 157
headliner was a slugfest starring Stanton (12-7, 9-5 CW) and
James
Webb (9-5-1, 8-5-1 CW) with the middleweight championship on
the line. In their first clash, Webb defeated Stanton by unanimous
decision. This time, the match was far, but much was more intense.
Webb rocked his adversary right out of the gate with powerful
strikes, keeping Stanton guessing until dropping him with a
powerful body shot. Stanton recovered quickly enough and fired back
with a vengeance. Thanks to a series of quick fists and a
well-timed uppercut, Stanton rebounded and dropped Webb, and he
immediately followed up with ground-and-pound. With Webb no longer
intelligently defending himself, “The Huyton Hammer” lived up to
his nickname and hammered the nail, procuring the stoppage at 4:21
of Round 1.

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In the co-main event, former featherweight champion Jordan
Vucenic made promotional newcomer Brice
Picaud feel quite unwelcome as he tapped him with a rear-naked
choke. Vucenic (11-2, 7-1 CW) dictated the pace of the fight,
landing effectively on the feet and chaining together successful
takedowns to move the action to the floor when he needed. On the
mat, Vucenic displayed an edge over Picaud (10-8, 1 NC; 0-1 CW), as
the Frenchman held on to defend himself from the oncoming offense.
After a dominant first round, Vucenic took Picaud down early in the
second period and quickly secured his opponent’s back. Once in the
favorable position, Vucenic wrapped up a tight rear-naked choke.
Picaud resisted for as long as he could, but ultimately surrendered
at 1:38. Vucenic has won nine of his latest 10 outings.



Elsewhere, former 145-pound champ Morgan
Charriere (18-9-1, 6-3 CW) overcame Diego Silva
(15-9, 0-1 CW) with punches at 4:13 of Round 3; Madars
Bertholds-Fleminas (12-4, 7-4 CW) overpowered Daniel
Skibinski (19-9, 1-3 CW) with a flurry of punches 44 seconds
into the second frame in their welterweight clash; up-and-coming
145-pounder Luke Riley
(7-0, 7-0 CW) outpointed Matheus
Malta (10-4, 0-1 CW) on all scorecards (30-27, 30-27, 30-26);
featherweight Harry
Hardwick (10-3-1, 4-0-1 CW) choked out
Vitor Estevam de Mello Souza (6-1, 0-1 CW) with a remarkable
rear-naked choke 33 seconds into Round 2.



On the jam-packed preliminary card, 185-pounder Will Currie
(10-3, 6-3 CW) put Jorge
Luiz Bueno Jr. (6-3, 1 NC; 0-1 CW) away with elbows at 2:59 of
Round 2; Angus
Hewett (1-1, 1-1 CW) clobbered Connor
Hayes (0-1, 0-1 CW) at 3:52 of Round 2 in a 185-pound affair;
welterweight Omiel Brown
(6-2, 6-2 CW) smashed Jesse
Urholin (8-2, 2-2 CW) with a perfectly-timed uppercut at 3:47
of the opening stanza; 145-pounder Taka Mhandu
(3-2, 1-1 CW) crushed Grant
Ogborne (2-1, 0-1 CW) with punches 45 seconds into the third
period; Weslley
Maia (8-6, 3-3 CW) outclassed Shirzad
Qadrian (3-1, 0-1 CW) en route to a unanimous decision victory
(30-27, 30-27, 30-27) in their 135-pound contest; Liam
Gittins (11-4, 9-4 CW) pounded out Janne
Elonen-Kulmala (16-12-1, 1 NC; 0-1 CW) at 3:17 of Round 1 at
featherweight; a heavy Tom Mearns
(10-8, 5-6 CW) took home a unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)
over Bailey
Gilbert (7-5, 0-1 CW) in their 150-pound catchweight matchup
after missing weight by 4.4 pounds; 145-pound upstart George
Tanasa (3-2-1, 1-0-1 CW) handled Wesley
Machado (3-4, 0-2 CW) to pick up to a unanimous decision win
(30-27, 30-26, 29-28); in the card opener, Tom Creasey
(5-1, 1-0 CW) upended Ander
Sanchez (2-2, 2-2 CW) on all scorecards (30-27, 30-26, 30-26)
at flyweight.

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